Here's the answer key as promised for the review sheet:
Happy studying!
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Tuesday
Precalc
TEST TOMORROW!! Study everything from 2.1-2.5, that's all fair game people!
Here is the key from the worksheet we looked at from class today:
Monday, October 26, 2009
Monday
Happy first day of the second quarter!
Precalc
Today we covered polynomial inequalities. Remember to test all of those real intervals!
***TEST WEDNESDAY***
Notes:
Homework:
Friday, October 23, 2009
Happy Friday!
Week 9, see ya later! Happy end to the first quarter everyone - three to go! I can smell the summer air already...
Precalc
Today we explored complex zeros of functions, and how to reduce polynomials over the reals and complex numbers.
***The Mathematical Lens Project can be turned in on the following dates: 10/30 is the early bird special (I'll give you 5 bonus points right off the bat) 11/3 is the final day to turn in the project. After that, there is a 10% reduction each day.***
Notes:
2.5 day one (blank)
2.5 day one (filled in)
HW:
Textbook p210: #9-35 odd, 41-45 odd, 54
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Thursday
Precalc
Today we covered a TON. We discussed what odd multiplicities of x-intercepts greater than 1 looked like, we covered complex numbers, and we launched a mathematical modeling project. Useful documents are below:
Project instructions:
Notes:
HW:
Textbook: p202 #5-37 odd, 43-49 odd, 55-63 odd
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Tuesday
Hey all, happy Tuesday! Make sure you get some time outside while it's still above freezing, the cold times are rapidly approaching.
Precalc
Today we discussed the leading coefficient test and how to determine a function's end behavior.
Notes:
HW:
Textbook p178 #17-26 all, p193 #55-69 odd, and the word problem on the back of the notes sheet
Monday, October 19, 2009
Monday
Hey everyone! Happy Monday, and good luck on the final stretch of the first quarter. It feels like only yesterday we were meeting each other for the first time... look how far we've come!
Precalc
Today we covered the Rational Zero Test, and how to factor polynomials using this technique.
Notes:
HW:
p192: #42-46 even, 51-54 all, 56-70 even, 87, 89, 93
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